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  • Ditch-Runner
    that explains a lot I have always wondered how they could sell and ship a item for less than the shipping cost the USA
    I always assumed china did it to undercut cost
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  • droptop
    I've bought a few items for 99 Cents with free shipping from China. Yep, free shipping in the U.S. and get a TRACKING number that "pops up" when it's inside the U.S.

    My guess, the Chinese probably don't pay anything, individual items go to a bulk shipping container, either air or sea for next to nothing, gets dumped at the post office where they enter the tracking and FREE TO ME.
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  • grumpygy
    Weird but I seem to get stuff I order that comes from China than stuff that is here. Better tracking too.
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  • fordsix
    post office has subsidized shipping from china been like that for years .99 to usa but return will cost ya 20.00..been wondering when he would get wind of this[^]
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  • cbxjeff
    I needed a 2" (nom) plastic plug for a 3 point hitch attachment. Water could enter a vertical tube and be trapped. I found one that I could get for less than $1.00 with free shipping. It came in about two weeks from Viet Nam!
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  • mjrfd99
    Sometimes you just have to save a buck.
    $5 item from china- free
    $5 item from NY 150 mi away - $8.50

    Difference 3 days from NY
    2 weeks from china.
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  • spasmcreek
    don't ya just luv trade deals favoring anyone but AMERICA...and who is the ONLY president to try to fix this ????
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  • serf
    Just a helluva deal to make capitalism work for Red China as all the elites buy all the real assets with Fiat money and wait for the NWO reset when our debt collapses the dollar to nothing. The new deal in 1933 made it possible!Thank you FDR!

    serf

    https://snbchf.com/2017/06/haggith-central-banks-stocks-rigged-market-recovery/



    Central Banks Buying Stocks Have Rigged US Stock Market Beyond Recovery

    Central banks buying stocks are effectively nationalizing US corporations just to maintain the illusion that their ?recovery? plan is working because they have become the banks that are too big to fail. At first, their novel entry into the stock market was only intended to rescue imperiled corporations, such as General Motors during the first plunge into the Great Recession, but recently their efforts have shifted to propping up the entire stock market via major purchases of the most healthy companies on the market.
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  • mjrfd99
    Sooooo Lead becomes gold.
    I have a feeling we're good.
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